Hello again and welcome to Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Just yesterday we finished up our study of First Corinthians. If you're familiar with the New Testament, you probably know that the Apostle Paul penned another letter to the church at Corinth, and we begin a verse-by-verse study of that epistle here today. Pastor Bill will show us today that our God is a God of compassion and comfort. It will become apparent why, as we move along. Here's Pastor Bill with the first message in our series through Second Corinthians...

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Welcome to Hope from the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. We have been making our way through the book of First Corinthians for quite some time now and today we will put the finishing touches on this study. The Apostle Paul gives us five closing commands in chapter sixteen. These commands are a wonderful blueprint of what it means to walk as a child of Christ. Here's Pastor Bill with our final study in First Corinthians sixteen.

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Today and tomorrow we're wrapping up our verse-by-verse study of First Corinthians, and as you'll soon see, the Apostle Paul certainly saved some of the best for last. We'll be looking at the final verses in chapter fifteen and all of chapter sixteen. We encourage you to join us there now as we turn things over to Pastor Bill...

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The resurrection, that's the topic for discussion here on Hope from the Word. Welcome to the broadcast. Pastor Bill Luebkemann will return in just a bit to pick up where he left off yesterday in our study of First Corinthians fifteen. We'll be focusing on verses thirty-five through forty-nine where the Apostle Paul is continuing to teach the Corinthians about the resurrection and what that means for us and our future. So let's open our Bibles and get started. Here's Pastor Bill.

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The resurrection, that's the topic for discussion here on Hope from the Word. Welcome to the broadcast. Pastor Bill Luebkemann will return in just a bit to pick up where he left off yesterday in our study of First Corinthians fifteen. We'll be focusing on verses thirty-five through forty-nine where the Apostle Paul is continuing to teach the Corinthians about the resurrection and what that means for us and our future. So let's open our Bibles and get started. Here's Pastor Bill.

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If you have children, you've probably dealt with quite a few of their questions that usually start with the word, “Why?”. “Why is the sun in the sky?” “Why do I have to go to bed?” “Why do we eat food?” Well today on Hope from the word, we'll deal with another “why” question. Why did Jesus rise from the dead? Or put another way, why is the resurrection of Jesus necessary for our salvation? Paul deals with that question in the fifteenth chapter of First Corinthians. Here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann to help us understand the answer.

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Coming to you today from Calvary Chapel of Marlton, this is Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Today we continue our journey through First Corinthians. We are nearing the end of this epistle, and now Paul turns our attention to the resurrection of Christ, and deals with some important issues; one of them being the question, “What if Jesus wasn't resurrected?” Here's Pastor Bill in First Corinthians fifteen...

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Hello again and welcome to Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann coming to you from Calvary of Chapel of Marlton. It's good to have you with us today as we return to our study of First Corinthians. Chapter fifteen emphasizes the resurrection of Christ. Last time we learned why the resurrection is so important, and today we'll continue to discuss this pivotal point in history. Here's Pastor Bill with more...

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The most famous clock in England is London's Big Ben. It stands next to the Houses of Parliament and towers above Westminster Abbey. The chimes play the tune of a famous old hymn that you're probably familiar with, “I Know My Redeemer Liveth.” We can rest confidently in that truth, Jesus is alive. Today on Hope From the Word Pastor Bill Luebkemann will explain why the resurrection is important, as we open chapter fifteen of First Corinthians. Here he is now with today's message...

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On behalf of Calvary Chapel of Marlton, welcome once again to Hope From the Word with Bill Luebkemann. Pastor Bill is in the process of taking us verse-by-verse through the book of First Corinthians. We find ourselves in chapter fourteen today, where we discover some valuable instructions regarding the gifts of prophecy and tongues. These gifts tend to be the center of some controversy but we'll soon see how they are to be exercised according to God's Word. If you have a Bible handy, join us in First Corinthians, chapter fourteen. Here's Pastor Bill...

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